Re: How can I deny VPN access based on Virus DAT

["Ivan ." <ivanhec () gmail com>]

Hi Nick,

It may not interest you, but CheckPoint secureclient can do this
http://www.checkpoint.com/products/index.html

http://www.techweb.com/wire/30000182

cheers
Ivan

On 1/4/06, Nick Duda <nduda () vistaprint com> wrote:
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> Can anyone explain the different products and/or procedures in using a VPN device for telecommuters with the ability 
> to deny VPN access if they don’t have Antivirus or their Antivirus DAT's are not up to date.
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> I'm using the Nortel Contivity, which I think has seen its time. We are considering VPN access for telecommuters via 
> Cisco PIX.
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> Nick
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